The carpenter bee, for example, is typically the biggest solitary bee, and it burrows into wood to create nests. Wasps are another common insect that’s easily confused with bees. Both have ...

Wasps often are more problematic and aggressive and require a different approach to manage. Many bees are solitary and nest in the ground, in hollow stems, or in abandoned rodent burrows, so they ...

Much like how our faces and bodies are symmetrical, bee colonies showcase an impressive feat of nature in their nest constructions. Interestingly, their nests display a mirrored symmetry when ...

They are fearsome and can destroy bee nests. While they aren’t native to North America, a few have been spotted on the continent. Hornets and other wasps cannot withstand temperatures below 50 degrees ...

Ground bee nests can also become home to colonies of aggressive wasps (such as yellow jackets) that nest in the ground. Luckily, removing ground nesting bees from your property and keeping them ...